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Sunday, 11/16/2014 6:39:21 PM

Sunday, November 16, 2014 6:39:21 PM

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All signs point to more clarity on AIVI

within the next 45 days. I think we will get a full report on the OLED project as well as more data on the Otter Computer Furniture business line. We are well over due for reporting on such information. And then the company needs to reveal its intentions and timeline on making AIVI STOCK PRICE more representative of actual earnings per share. This will require financial reports be filed in the country were AIVI stock is traded- the USA.

Although 2015 is the MAKE OR BREAK YEAR for AIVI as coolbluewater posts just below, there is no guarantee of a good ending for this stock. The cultural gulf between China and North America is wider than the Pacific Ocean. And in my opinion, our investment is viable ONLY IF THE CHINESE FIND IT IN THEIR OWN BEST INTEREST to exploit international product markets and capital finance systems in North America. Right now and for the past two years, AIV's future has been domestic. Hence, they stopped reporting on the SEC's EDGAR system and ignored the registration requirements of the State of Nevada.

From the company website, they still view their future as an international company, but have turned their immediate sights inward to the domestic Chinese market. IMHO, Chinese financial system has over extended and over leveraged itself making the "masses" happier, but now there is clear risk of a financial crisis like we had in 2008/09. The stakes are much higher in China due to political revolution risk in a financial crisis. China has been deleveraging for more than a year now:

http://www.businessinsider.com/chinas-strategy-to-deflate-debt-bubble-chart-2013-9

So AIV has had to deal with their regional and local government belt tightening. AIV's bread is buttered by the Communist Party, and they need to please the politicians. So they ignore us for now.

But a couple of sociopolitical factors in play are likely to turn the tables back to where they were in 2010/11. AIV's growth curve will support and require successful equity financing as Chinese governments at local and regional levels deleverage. And that will be good for AIV stock price. In my opinion, 2015 is the year we get rich or go broke on this investment. My best consolation is that the AIV CEO owns half of the outstanding common AIVI stock. So unless he can strike it rich in another manner, we can ride his coat tails to the bank in 2015. OCICBW